Are you ready to run as a candidate? City Council and Treasurer are non-partisan seats, but the current City Council has turned too far to the right and we need candidates that will balance that out. We need candidates who will focus on Beverly Hills and uphold our freedoms and

Thank you to all of you who mailed in and dropped off ballots or went to the polls on November 4. One of the reasons for starting this newsletter is to share information with our community members about things that are happening in our city, since we have truly become

This letter came across our desk and we thought it was worth sharing. It has been slightly altered for length. This is an action item that needs immediate attention. _________________________________________________________ Dear Beverly Hills Residents and former residents, The Beverly Hills Schools have historically been the bedrock of our City. Presently, the

This Sunday, January 11, 2026, a group of locals will be meeting at Beverly Gardens on Santa Monica Boulevard from 2 to 4 pm to support and honor Renee Nicole Good. As always, this will be a peaceful rally to express our disappointment in the methods taken by this administration

Welcome to Beverly Hills Community Briefing, an email newsletter published by residents of Beverly Hills. (Learn more about this project here and see additional posts here.) The only item on the Beverly Hills ballot is Prop 50, the Election Rigging Response Act. We advocate voting yes for the following reasons:

Organized by longtime flats and Southwest Beverly Hills residents, including Harvey Friedman and Gay Abrams, the second Beverly Hills “No Kings” rally in Roxbury Park took place on October 18th from 2-4 pm. The movement began in April, with the "Hands Off" rally responding to the Trump administration

Welcome to Beverly Hills Community Briefing. You are here because you live in Beverly Hills, grew up here, or have an affiliation with our community. Perhaps a friend has forwarded this to you because they thought it would be of interest. Whatever your connection, we hope you find this information

The first step toward revitalizing our city's schools is an honest assessment of how far we've fallen. Beverly Hills schools were once the envy of the region. In 2003, for example, Newsweek ranked BHHS in the top 200 schools in the entire nation. But that is